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There are many Slot 1 systems. However, motherboards not listed below do not mean that they are not
compatible with SLOT-T but most probably they have not been upgraded yet.
If you need to ask about compatibility issues, please check the brand, the model number and revision of your motherboard and send this information to our support dept at support@upgradeware.com. They will help you with compatibility issue and suggestions. ![]() |
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You can adjust FSB from BIOS or motherboard's Jumper because motherboard dominates
all the settings. Instead, if your motherboard only provides auto settings without adjustment design, you
can then use FSB Jumper on SLOT-T for adjusting purposes.
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The multiplier of Intel Tualatin CPU were already locked. For example of Celeron 1.4GHz with multiplier at
14X, no matter how you adjust the multiplier, the system will run at 14X. You do not need to worry the
barrier of multiplier but make sure that FSB is set right.
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This is simply the BIOS issues because the older BIOS does not know the name of newer CPU. It may show
Pentium xxxxMHz, or Unknown CPU xxxxMHz, but you don't need to care about it. Instead, you can run the test
utility (such as WCPUID, CPU/Z) in the OS to get the correct and complete CPU information.
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1. Please check whether your system/motherboard is listed in the compatibility
list.
2. Please make sure that CPU is firmly seated in the adaptor. 3. Check whether the adaptor is properly inserted in the Slot 1. 4. Check whether FSB is set correctly. You might possibly use the previous setting FSB 133MHz (overclocking) while upgrading a Celeron (FSB 100MHz). This will cause serious overclocking and ends up with no boot up. Hence, please adjust the correct FSB on your motherboard/BIOS for this new processor. 5. Your BIOS might be too old. Please go to the motherboard manufacture's website and update the latest BIOS. 6. Please clear CMOS and load from default because the original BIOS settings might not be suitable for your new processor and ends up with no boot up. 7. Please check whether the memory are mixed in different speeds. If so, remove the slower memory. In addition, reinstall the memory because the memory might be wiggled during the upgrade assembly installation so system ends up with no boot up. ![]() |
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1. Please make sure that you install cooling fan properly.
2. Check whether you connect the fan cable to the appropriate header on your motherboard. 3. It might be that BIOS is too old. Please go to the motherboard manufacturer's website and update the latest BIOS. 4. Please clear CMOS and load from default because the original BIOS settings might not be suitable for your new processor and ends up with no boot up. 5. Please pay attention to other equipments in your system, for example, the new purchased Hard drive. There was an end user put his new purchased HDD and old HDD too close. It will easily cause overheat and consequently system will crash. Please keep good airflow inside the system so that equipments can get enough cooling. 6. Please update the latest drivers for all the interface cards so that your system could run stably with a new speedy processor. 7. Please clean ZIF Slot 1 because the piled-up dust or oxidized phenomenon might cause bad contact. 8. Please check whether the memory are mixed in different speeds. If so, remove the slower memory. In addition, reinstall the memory because the memory might be wiggled during the upgrade assembly installation so system ends up with no boot up. ![]() |
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Actually, it is not always necessary. As long as your system could run normally and
stably, you do not need to update the latest BIOS. Of course, the BIOS update is to modify some
shortcomings of motherboard. The details can be read at motherboard manufacturer's website. However,
some motherboards needs to be updated with the latest BIOS in order to run a new and
more speedy processor.
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